Price: $15,800
Services included:
· Physical examinations during the treatment cycle:
For females: Tests for four infectious diseases – hepatitis B, HIV, syphilis, and hepatitis C.
During the ovulation-stimulating cycle: Ultrasounds and tests of sex hormones – FSH, LH, E2, P.
During the transplantation cycle: Ultrasounds and tests of sex hormones – LH, E2, P.
After transplantation: 3 ultrasounds and 3 tests of sex hormones – HCG, E2, P.
For males: Complete blood count, blood type testing (Group ABO & Rhesus), HBs antigen, Anti-HBs antibodies, HIV test, Anti-HCV antibodies, syphilis tests (TPH and VDRL), and sperm analysis.
· Ovulation-stimulating drugs (3 times).
· Egg retrieval procedures (3 times, with general anesthesia).
· Fertilization of eggs with sperm and embryo cultivation (unlimited number of attempts).
· Embryo freezing (all embryos suitable for transplantation, for one year).
· Embryo transfer (no limit, as long as there are remaining embryos).
· Medications and prenatal check-ups for up to 3 months of pregnancy.
Notes:
The treatment is considered complete after 3 months of successful pregnancy, or after completing three ovulation-stimulating cycles, or within a period of two years.
Additional services:
Consultation with an expert: $80
Ultrasound examination: $60
Gynecological examination: $15
Tests for fasting blood sugar, blood pressure, and fertility assessment: $100
The above services are included free of charge as part of this package.
Annotations:
Pre-implantation genetic testing for chromosomes and sex (PGT-A)
According to recent international guidelines, PGS has been renamed PGT-A, while PGD has been further divided into PG-M and PGT-SR.
· The PGS testing for embryos uses NGS technology to examine 23 chromosome pairs, including the XY chromosomes.
· Cost of PGS testing per embryo: $550; Cost of PGD testing per embryo: $600.
· Testicular/epididymal sperm extraction: $1,200.
· Cost of freezing: $500 per year for sperm, eggs, or embryos.
Explanation:
This testing is used to identify chromosomal abnormalities in embryos, thereby increasing the success rate of transplantation. The exact cost depends on the number of embryos tested. The prices listed above are approximate only; actual costs may vary depending on individual circumstances.
